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amalgamizationed adj. The drunkenness of one who turns gradual consolidation into an immediate personal policy. amalgavirused adj. Reduced by drink to a small replicating agent, spreading one obscure proposition through every available conversation. Frankie-john became amalgavirused and transmitted the same parking theory to six unrelated guests. amalosided adj. Softened by drink into a sweetly inert compound, agreeable in colour and of limited practical use. Alameen was amalosided, smiling at the curtains as though they had made a generous offer. amaltased adj. Sharpened by drink into a tall, golden presence whose principal function is to be noticed from a distance. Breonica grew amaltased and stood beneath the streetlamp, announcing herself as a tree of consequence. amaltheided adj. Loosened by drink into a coiled, fossil-minded form, circling the same subject with increasing confidence. Devaugh was amaltheided and returned to the question of train fares every twelve minutes. amamaued adj. Describing a drinker who has become fern-like in stillness, spreading quietly across the sofa. Adriane was amamaued, reclining across the sofa with a glass of water beneath one frond-like arm. amanated (/æməˈnɑːtd/) adj. Emboldened by drink to volunteer as a hostage in negotiations nobody has authorised. Esmond became amanated and offered himself to the visiting relatives as a guarantee of good behaviour. amandationed adj. Drunk and departing from every conversation by the least direct route available. Zafar was amandationed, sending himself away from the party one hallway at a time. amanded adj. Slowed by drink to the pace at which a minor penalty requires a committee and a nap. Jaybriel was amanded, accepting the parking fine as though it were a lengthy legal sentence. amandined (/əˈmandɪnd/) adj. Drunk to the point where every surface appears to require a nourishing almond preparation. Kimverly became amandined and polished the bar with hand cream, citing restorative principles. amaninamided adj. Drunk enough to inhibit the ordinary machinery of speech, judgement, and timely departure. Shanitra was amaninamided and halted the discussion precisely where it had begun to matter. amanitaed (/ˌæməˈnaɪtəd/) adj. Drunk past the point of recognising that an attractive object may be profoundly unsuitable for consumption. Burneta grew amanitaed and described the brightly coloured umbrella as an excellent supper. amanitined adj. Drunk beyond the point where the evening's consequences can be mistaken for merely decorative. Rayborn became amanitined and regarded the next morning's arrangements with fatal serenity. amanitinned (/æməˈnaɪtɪnd/) adj. Of a drinker who has reached the morning after with the solemnity of a warning label and no appetite. Gervaise arrived pale and amanitinned, treating the breakfast menu as a legally significant document. amanoried adj. Describing a drinker who wakes flattened, salty, and unexpectedly committed to wrapping everything in seaweed. Nyshia came downstairs amanoried and requested rice, silence, and something green around both sides. amanozined adj. A drinker who has taken the evening as a personal invitation to visit the lavatory. Jatwan became amanozined and made four ceremonial visits to the pub loos.